An autobiography the story of my experiments with truth

Portrays the life of Gandhi, describes the development of his nonviolent political protest movement, and discusses his religious beliefs.

Main Author:	Gandhi, Mahatma, 1869-1948.
Other Authors:	Desai, Mahadev H. 1892-1942.
Format:	Books Print Book
Language:	English
Published:	Boston : Beacon Press, ©1993.
Subjects:	Gandhi, > Mahatma, > 1869-1948. Statesmen > India > Biography.

Table of Contents:

Chapter I
Birth and Parentage
3
Chapter II
Childhood
6
Chapter III
Child Marriage
8
Chapter IV
Playing the Husband
11
Chapter V
At the High School
14
Chapter VI
A Tragedy
19
Chapter VIII
Stealing and Atonement
25
Chapter IX
My Father's Death and My Double Shame
28
Chapter X
Glimpses of Religion
31
Chapter XI
Preparation for England
35
Chapter XII
Outcaste
39
Chapter XIII
In London at Last
42
Chapter XIV
My Choice
45
Chapter XV
Playing the English Gentleman
48
Chapter XVI
Changes
52
Chapter XVII
Experiments in Dietetics
55
Chapter XVIII
Shyness My Shield
59
Chapter XIX
The Canker of Untruth
63
Chapter XX
Acquaintance with Religions
67
Chapter XXII
Narayan Hemchandra
72
Chapter XXIII
The Great Exhibition
76
Chapter XXIV
'Called'
But Then?
78
Chapter XXV
My Helplessness
81
Chapter I
Raychandbhai
87
Chapter II
How I Began Life
90
Chapter III
The First Case
93
Chapter IV
The First Shock
96
Chapter V
Preparing for South Africa
100
Chapter VI
Arrival in Natal
102
Chapter VII
Some Experiences
105
Chapter VIII
On the Way to Pretoria
109
Chapter IX
More Hardships
113
Chapter X
First Day in Pretoria
118
Chapter XI
Christian Contacts
122
Chapter XII
Seeking Touch with Indians
125
Chapter XIII
What It Is to Be A 'Coolie'
128
Chapter XIV
Preparation for the Case
131
Chapter XV
Religious Ferment
135
Chapter XVI
Man Proposes, God Disposes
138
Chapter XVII
Settled in Natal
141
Chapter XVIII
Colour Bar
145
Chapter XIX
Natal Indian Congress
148
Chapter XX
Balasundaram
153
Chapter XXI
The [pound] 3 Tax
155
Chapter XXII
Comparative Study of Religions
158
Chapter XXIII
As a Householder
162
Chapter XXIV
Homeward
165
Chapter XXV
In India
168
Chapter XXVI
Two Passions
172
Chapter XXVII
The Bombay Meeting
175
Chapter XXVIII
Poona and Madras
178
Chapter XXIX
'Return Soon'
180
Chapter I
Rumblings of the Storm
185
Chapter II
The Storm
188
Chapter III
The Test
191
Chapter IV
The Calm After the Storm
196
Chapter V
Education of Children
199
Chapter VI
Spirit of Service
202
Chapter VII
Brahmacharya
I
204
Chapter VIII
Brahmacharya
II
208
Chapter IX
Simple Life
212
Chapter X
The Boer War
214
Chapter XI
Sanitary Reform and Famine Relief
217
Chapter XII
Return to India
219
Chapter XIII
In India Again
222
Chapter XIV
Clerk and Bearer
225
Chapter XV
In the Congress
227
Chapter XVI
Lord Curzon's Darbar
229
Chapter XVII
A Month with Gokhale
I
231
Chapter XVIII
A Month with Gokhale
II
233
Chapter XIX
A Month with Gokhale
III
236
Chapter XX
In Benares
239
Chapter XXI
Settled in Bombay?
243
Chapter XXII
Faith on Its Trial
246
Chapter XXIII
To South Africa Again
249
Chapter I
'Love's Labour's Lost'?
255
Chapter II
Autocrats from Asia
257
Chapter III
Pocketed the Insult
259
Chapter IV
Quickened Spirit of Sacrifice
262
Chapter V
Result of Introspection
264
Chapter VI
A Sacrifice to Vegetarianism
267
Chapter VII
Experiments in Earth and Water Treatment
269
Chapter VIII
A Warning
271
Chapter IX
A Tussle with Power
274
Chapter X
A Sacred Recollection and Penance
276
Chapter XI
Intimate European Contacts
279
Chapter XII
European Contacts (Contd.)
282
Chapter XIII
'Indian Opinion'
285
Chapter XIV
Coolie Locations or Ghettoes?
287
Chapter XV
The Black Plague
I
290
Chapter XVI
The Black Plague
II
292
Chapter XVII
Location in Flames
295
Chapter XVIII
The Magic Spell of a Book
297
Chapter XIX
The Phoenix Settlement
300
Chapter XX
The First Night
302
Chapter XXI
Polak Takes the Plunge
304
Chapter XXII
Whom God Protects
306
Chapter XXIII
A Peep into the Household
310
Chapter XXIV
The Zulu 'Rebellion'
313
Chapter XXV
Heart Searchings
315
Chapter XXVI
The Birth of Satyagraha
318
Chapter XXVII
More Experiments in Dietetics
320
Chapter XXVIII
Kasturbai's Courage
322
Chapter XXIX
Domestic Satyagraha
325
Chapter XXX
Towards Self-Restraint
328
Chapter XXXI
Fasting
330
Chapter XXXII
As Schoolmaster
333
Chapter XXXIII
Literary Training
335
Chapter XXXIV
Training of the Spirit
338
Chapter XXXV
Tares Among the Wheat
340
Chapter XXXVI
Fasting as Penance
342
Chapter XXXVII
To Meet Gokhale
344
Chapter XXXVIII
My Part in the War
346
Chapter XXXIX
A Spiritual Dilemma
348
Chapter XL
Miniature Satyagraha
351
Chapter XLI
Gokhale's Charity
355
Chapter XLII
Treatment of Pleurisy
357
Chapter XLIII
Homeward
359
Chapter XLIV
Some Reminiscences of the Bar
361
Chapter XLV
Sharp Practice?
363
Chapter XLVI
Clients Turned Co-Workers
365
Chapter XLVII
How a Client Was Saved
367
Chapter I
The First Experience
373
Chapter II
With Gokhale in Poona
375
Chapter III
Was it a Threat?
377
Chapter IV
Shantiniketan
380
Chapter V
Woes of Third Class Passengers
383
Chapter VI
Wooing
385
Chapter VII
Kumbha Mela
387
Chapter VIII
Lakshman Jhula
391
Chapter IX
Founding of the Ashram
395
Chapter X
On the Anvil
397
Chapter XI
Abolition of Indentured Emigration
400
Chapter XII
The Stain of Indigo
404
Chapter XIII
The Gentle Bihari
406
Chapter XIV
Face to Face with Ahimsa
409
Chapter XV
Case Withdrawn
413
Chapter XVI
Methods of Work
416
Chapter XVII
Companions
419
Chapter XVIII
Penetrating the Villages
422
Chapter XIX
When a Governor is Good
424
Chapter XX
In Touch with Labour
426
Chapter XXI
A Peep into the Ashram
428
Chapter XXII
The Fast
430
Chapter XXIII
The Kheda Satyagraha
434
Chapter XXIV
'The Onion Thief'
436
Chapter XXV
End of Kheda Satyagraha
439
Chapter XXVI
Passion for Unity
441
Chapter XXVII
Recruiting Campaign
444
Chapter XXVIII
Near Death's Door
450
Chapter XXIX
The Rowlatt Bills and My Dilemma
454
Chapter XXX
That Wonderful Spectacle!
457
Chapter XXXI
That Memorable Week!
I
460
Chapter XXXII
That Memorable Week!
II
466
Chapter XXXIII
'A Himalayan Miscalculation'
469
Chapter XXXIV
'Navajivan' and 'Young India'
471
Chapter XXXV
In the Punjab
475
Chapter XXXVI
The Khilafat Against Cow Protection?
478
Chapter XXXVII
The Amritsar Congress
482
Chapter XXXVIII
Congress Initiation
486
Chapter XXXIX
The Birth of Khadi
489
Chapter XL
Found at Last!
491
Chapter XLI
An Instructive Dialogue
494
Chapter XLII
Its Rising Tide
497
Chapter XLIII
At Nagpur
500
Farewell
503.

An autobiography the story of my experiments with truth

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